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  • $50 – can provide over 150 lifesaving masks for Rohingya refugee children living in Cox's Bazar
  • $150 – can keep 100 children from going hungry during a pandemic
  • $300 – can buy 60 hygiene kits so families in crisis can stay clean and safe

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An eight-year-old girl wears a large white bandage over her left eye and holds a baby doll. The girl's eye was seriously injured when she was hit by shrapnel during an airstrike in Yemen. As the war in Yemen enters its fourth year, Save the Children is working in Yemen to get thousands of children get the vital care they need. Photo credit: Mohammed Awadh / Save the Children, July 2017.

YEMEN: CONFLICT RAGES ON AS COVID-19 CONTINUES TO SPREAD ACROSS THE REGION

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A six-year old boy holds his one-year old brother as they stand outside the makeshift tent in Cox's Bazar district, Bangladesh where they live.

THE ROHINGYA CRISIS: CHILDREN IN COX'S BAZAR ARE THE MOST AT-RISK

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A young student wearing a face mask and red hat enjoys a break from Save the Children’s virtual summer camp program

COVID-19: CHILDREN ARE FACING INCREASED HEALTH, EDUCATION AND SAFTEY RISKS

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Why Do Girls Miss Out on School?

Worldwide, about 15 million girls will never have the opportunity to attend primary school, compared to about 10 million boys.

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What to Know About Food Insecurity in the U.S. and Coronavirus

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, food insecurity has increased. By the end of April 2020, more than one in five households in the U.S. were food insecure.

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West Coast Wildfires: Facts, FAQs and How to Help

Wildfires can take children away from their homes, their schools and their friends. As destructive wildfires continue to spread across California, Washington and Oregon, here's what to know. 

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A classroom visit at St. John Paul II Home for Physical Impairment in Lokichar, Kenya. Save the Children partners with the center, to support outreach activities, identify children with disabilities and spread awareness and acceptance in their communities. Save the Children also pays for adaptive items that can help them lead normal lives such as prosthetic limbs, walking aids and specialized shoes. Photo credit: Jonathan Hyams/Save the Children, June 2016.

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